How to breed Xingdou, is it suitable to use deep or shallow pots?

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1. Breeding methods

2. Suggestions for pot selection

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Plant material: When raising Xingdou, it is recommended to use plant material mixed with red jade soil, medical stone, and humus soil. Temperature: It is recommended to control the temperature within 18-28℃. In winter, the surrounding temperature should not be lower than 7℃. Watering: It needs to be watered every 3-4 days so that a small amount of water can be retained in its planting material for its growth. Fertilizing: Just top-dress it every 2-3 months.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding method

1. Planting material: Xingdou is suitable for growing in soft and breathable soil. When raising it, it is recommended to use a mixture of red jade soil, medical stone and humus soil. Complete plant material. Every 1-2 years of maintenance, the planting material should be renewed.

2. Temperature: It likes a warm environment and is not very cold-tolerant. In normal times, it is recommended to control the temperature within 18-28℃. In winter, pay attention to keeping it warm and not let the surrounding temperature drop below 7°C.

3. Watering: It likes to be slightly dry The growing environment, but does not like the growing environment that lacks water for a long time. When raising it, it needs to be watered every 3-4 days so that a small amount of water can be retained in its plant material for its growth.

4. Fertilization: Its growth does not require a lot of nutrients. Under normal circumstances, it is enough to topdress it every 2-3 months. If the plant material used to maintain it is very fertile, you can fertilize it every 4-6 months instead.

2. Suggestions for pot selection

< p>When planting star pods, it is recommended to use flower pots of moderate size and depth, but with good ventilation and drainage capabilities. Generally speaking, a flowerpot with a depth of about 8-10cm is sufficient for small and medium-sized plants. Slightly larger plants can be grown in deeper pots. The flower pots used need to have bottom holes to facilitate drainage and reduce the probability of root rot in the plants.

2. Suggestions for pot selection

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